Jeffrey Burnham killed his pharmacist brother over injections of the COVID vaccine he believed the government was using to poison people, court documents show

Maryland man charged with the death of his brother, sister-in-law and another woman may have killed his brother, a pharmacist, because the brother was administering COVID-19 vaccines, prosecution documents show, according to CBS Washington, DC affiliate WUSA -THE TELE.

Jeffrey Burnham, 46, of Cumberland, “wanted to confront ‘his brother’ with the government that is poisoning people with COVID vaccines,” a document read, adding: “He has said on several occasions:” Brian knows something thing! “”

Burnham’s mother told detectives he planned to confront his brother, Brian Robinette, 58, Howard County Court documents say.

The documents indicate that Burnham also killed Robinette’s wife, Kelly Sue Robinette, 57, and another woman, identified as Rebecca Reynolds, 83.

Burnham has been charged with two counts of first and second degree murder, as well as weapons charges, reports CBS New, the WTOP-AM radio affiliate, and police said he would be charged for the death of Reynolds, a friend of his mother’s.

WUSA says officers found Reynolds’ body in a house with obvious trauma.

Authorities say Burnham stole Reynolds’ 2020 Lincoln and drove two hours to Ellicott City on September 30.

Howard County Police said they found the stolen Lincoln and learned the Robinettes lived nearby. When the police arrived at their home, they found the couple shot inside.

Howard County Police said after killing them Burnham stole their 2007 red Chevrolet Corvette. Police issued an alert for Burnham.

He was spotted around 9 a.m. on Oct. 1 at the side of a road in Davis, West Virginia, in the stolen Corvette, authorities said.

Howard County Police said West Virginia State Police had arrested him without incident and found a gun inside the car. It is still unclear why Burnham pulled out of the causeway.